Discussion web-based mini games like Lucky Wheel, Toi, Dice etc?

[SkyLord]

I’m looking for screenshots of the mini-games that used in web panels.

I found images the Lucky Wheel and its almost finished. 

I remember there was a dice game and another one with levels/TOI Floors etc that ive seen on different sites,

but i cant find them now. If anyone’s willing to help, please share a screenshot of the game. 

 

 

 

[guarnieri2008]

What minigames do you have?

[SkyLord]

9 hours ago, guarnieri2008 said:

What minigames do you have?

I made Lucky Wheel from 3–4 imgs found on Google. I remember there were some other games in the panels, so am trying to find some info about them.

 

[wongerlt]

https://prnt.sc/g1BKAsIegY7p

 

its looks like this when you win  i have full code/images.

Edited October 11, 2025 by wongerlt

[SkyLord]

4 hours ago, wongerlt said:

https://prnt.sc/g1BKAsIegY7p

 

its looks like this when you win  i have full code/images.

 

the code isnt an problem.

am interested in other games like this.

[Nightw0lf]

the only problem with this panel its the vulnerability it has against CSRF attacks (in case you are building something dont do the same mistake)

[SkyLord]

11 hours ago, Nightw0lf said:

the only problem with this panel its the vulnerability it has against CSRF attacks (in case you are building something dont do the same mistake)

Yes of course. I have a session CSRF and an HTTP_AUTHORIZATION.

[Meissgenry]

I’ve been bouncing between genres lately, and having everything in one place has been a lifesaver. Plix.gg made it easy for me to switch from quick puzzle breaks to longer adventure sessions without installing anything, so it might fit what you’re looking for too. The daily picks and recent history also helped me find games I wouldn’t have tried on my own.

[AntonyCooper]

Jumping in on this older post — I recently ran into the same problem hunting for visual references for mini-games. Did you ever track down a good collection of screenshots? I found that sites like OpenGameArt or even searching GitHub repositories for "wheel of fortune" or "dice game" can turn up useful images. Also, Plix.gg is neat but maybe not for pure references. Curious if you ended up finishing your panel?

[Traumann]

I have some reference screenshots for dice and TOI floor games if you still need visuals.

[Traumann]

For quick reference, I’ve been using the D12 dice roller when testing dice mechanics—clean design and instant results help a lot. It might give you a solid visual template to work from as you build your own games.

[Splicho]

On 7/19/2026 at 6:19 PM, Traumann said:

For quick reference, I’ve been using the D12 dice roller when testing dice mechanics—clean design and instant results help a lot. It might give you a solid visual template to work from as you build your own games.

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